Muddle Earth Trilogy Books
Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell''s Muddle Earth is a hilarious, tongue-in-cheek fantasy adventure, full of unforgettable characters and with beautiful illustrations throughout. From the authors of the Edge Chronicles. As the third moon rises over Muddle Earth''s Perfumed Bog, the twinkling lights are lit on a small houseboat, home to a wizard, Randalf, and his familiar, a very sarcastic budgie called Veronica. Randalf is in trouble – he''s stony broke. He''s just spent his last silver pipsqueak. There''s only one way for a wizard to make cash on Muddle Earth – and that''s by doing some magic. There''s just one problem: Randalf has lost his spell book. He''s just got a fragment of paper with half a spell on it – telling him how to summon a Great Warrior Hero. The last one, Quentin the Cake-Baker, wasn''t a great success. But this time, it''s going to be different. This time, Joe Jefferson, an ordinary schoolboy from ordinary earth, and his dog Henry, are about to find their lives changed forever. Welcome to a world of ogres and goblins, flying cupboards, batbirds and pink stinky hogs . . . Continue the hilarious adventures with Muddle Earth Too .
Episode 2 : Il se passe des choses étranges au Marais qui pue. Des armées de petites cuillers s'entraînent au combat, des escadrons d'armoires volantes sèment la terreur, et les dragons, d'ordinaire si paisibles, kidnappent les magiciens ...
Muddle Earth needed a hero. Instead it got ordinary schoolboy Joe Jefferson... Joe was just trying to build a flat-pack wardrobe when he and his sulky sister fell through a portal and landed in mad, bad Muddle Earth. But Muddle Earth needs Joe. The great Goblet of Porridge has been stolen, a swarm of dragons is on the attack and Joe's sister has disappeared with a thumbsucking barbarian vampire! Can Joe save the day before everyone gets barbecued?
Brenda the Warrior-Princess and her pink sabre-toothed cat Sniffy are back in Muddle Earth, and they've had enough of adventuring. All they want is a nice, boring wizard to work for--and it looks like they've come to the right place... Meanwhile, Joe is desperate to depart for Elfwood, to retrieve the Great Book of Spells, but first he has to get Randalf to leave the house. The wizard swears he set the clock for an early departure, but the clock-elf has gone AWOL, so how will he ever get organised? And it's not just the clock-elf that's taken an unexpected holiday--from Goblintown to Trollbridge and the Enchanted Lake, every elf in Muddle Earth has decided to go on vacation... What is going on? And can Joe put it right?